That was a great memory! I’ll never forget the sprinklers turned on. The timing was perfect.

The Jaguars embarrassed the Dolphins 62-7 and beat them with a margins of victory 55 points, which is the 2nd most of all time in NFL playoff history.

It ranks first all time in AFC playoff history. The Jaguars scored 8 TD and forced 7 turnovers. They also scored 38 points before Marino completed his first pass in that game. Fred Taylor scored a 90 yard TD, which is still an NFL playoff record.

The 1940 Chicago Bears beat Washington 73-0, but the Bears defense scored 3 Touchdowns in that game. This means the Jaguars hold the NFL playoff record for the most offensive points scored (55) all-time.

Also in that game, Mike Hollis put his name in the NFL playoff record books with 8 extra points attempted and 8 extra points made, tied with Blanda, Groza, and Martin. If Hollis wouldn’t have missed 1 of his field goals, he would have scored 17 points in that game which would have ranked him 1st all time for most points scored in a playoff game by a kicker at that time in 1999. As of now Hollis ranks 2nd all time in Jaguars playoff history with 14 points scored in a single playoff game. Fournette ranks 1st with 18 against Pittsburgh.

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